Chu is a feudal country in the Han Dynasty, which existed for 220 years in the history of the Han Dynasty. In the Western Han Dynasty, Han Xin, the late King of Qi, was made King of Chu and was abolished the following year. In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1), Liu Bangfeng's half-brother Jiao Wei Liu was the King of Chu. In the first year of Xuan Di Land Festival (69), Liu Yanshou, the king of Chu, committed suicide, and the State of Chu was evacuated to Pengcheng County.
In the third year of Ganlu (5 1 year ago), Liu Tao was made King of Chu. Wang Mang is wasting time. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty named Liu Ying King of Chu and established the State of Chu. Later, Liu Ying and Li Yin, kings of Chu, conspired to replace Emperor Han Ming and were deposed to the throne, then committed suicide. Emperor Han Ming abolished Chu State and changed it to Chu County. During the Western Han Dynasty, the State of Chu was demoted for three times and existed for 190 years. The Chu State in the Eastern Han Dynasty only existed for 29 years and was destroyed.
From the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu (202 BC) to the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (2065438 BC+0 BC), Han Xin was made King of Chu by Liu Bang for less than a year, and was dismissed as Huaiyin Hou for rebellion. Chu includes surabaya county, Xue Jun County, Donghai County and Huiji County, so it is 130 cities in Yan Jun County and Chenjun County.
In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1 year ago), Liu Bangfeng's half-brother Jiao Wei Liu, King of Chu, enfeoffed thirty-six counties in Zhongdonghai County, Xuejun County and Pengcheng County of Chu. Pengcheng County is the core of Chu State in Han Dynasty. In the third year of Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty (154 BC), Liu Wu, king of Chu, joined forces with Wu, Zhao, Jin 'an, Yanchuan, Jiaodong and Jiaoxi to launch a seven-country rebellion.
The origin of Chu:
Chu was a barbarian tribe in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, named after living by the Chu River. In BC 1 1 century, after Zhou Wuwang destroyed the business, more than 100 vassal states were enfeoffed, and Chu was one of them. At that time, Chu was in a low position, mainly living in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, without a unified political center, and was a scattered tribal alliance.
At the end of the 7th century BC, Chu Zhuangwang came to power, unified Chu State and established Jiangling as its capital, which laid the foundation for the centralization of Chu State. From then on, Chu became a big country, and then began a long and glorious history.